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Clásico RCN 2026 cycling competition

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Clásico RCN 2026 cycling competition

The 2026 Clásico RCN cycling race in Colombia began concluded with Wilmar Andrés Paredes Javier Jamaica of Team Medellín winning the opening 182.9-kilometer stage from Mosquera to Zipaquirá. Paredes secured the victory via a sprint, despite a mass crash involving several riders and a breakaway group that was eventually neutralized by the peloton. By the fourth stage, Camilo Ardila of NU Colombia took team securing the lead overall title in the general classification. Ardila won the stage solo following a grueling ascent of La Línea, which reaches nearly 3,200 meters above sea level, finishing ahead of Javier Jamaica. Medellín. The race progression necessitated victory marks the most significant road closures and logistical adjustments in Ibagué to accommodate achievement of the cycling caravan. Following 30-year-old climber’s professional career. Jamaica’s championship run was bolstered by a dominant performance during the seventh stage, a 122.6-kilometer mountain route from Supía to La Estrella, Javier Jamaica of the Nu Colombia team secured a stage victory after Estrella. After breaking away on the ascent of Alto de Minas. Minas, Jamaica finished the stage with a time of in approximately 3 hours and 7 minutes. This win allowed Jamaica minutes, allowing him to take the overall lead, holding a one-minute and eight-second advantage over general classification lead from teammate Camilo Ardila. The Nu NU Colombia squad also secured achieved a podium sweep on that stage, with Ardila finishing second and third place on Rodrigo Contreras third. In the final stage via Ardila and of the competition, Rodrigo Contreras. Kevin Castillo Contreras of NU Colombia claimed victory. The 67th edition of the race also recognized several emerging talents, including 19-year-old Michael Moreno of the EBSA team, who was named the best rookie. Felipe Bravo of GW Erco Sportfitness won the special sprints classification, while David Sebastián Riaño of Team Orgullo Paisa currently sits in Boyacá es Para Vivirla finished third place in the general classification, trailing Jamaica by 2 minutes and 32 seconds. U-23 category. Earlier in the race, Wilmar Andrés Paredes of Team Medellín won the opening 182.9-kilometer stage from Mosquera to Zipaquirá via a sprint, despite a mass crash involving several riders. The competition also saw the withdrawal of defending Vuelta a Colombia champion Diego Camargo. Camargo Camargo, who was forced to abandon the race after a fall caused by oil on the road during the sixth stage between Palmira and Anserma, requiring ambulance transport. stage.

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  1. 2026-10-27 05:49 UTC Clásico RCN 2026 cycling competition
  2. 2026-10-23 22:26 UTC Clásico RCN cycling competition
  3. 2026-10-23 22:12 UTC Clásico RCN cycling competition
  4. 2026-10-20 18:43 UTC Clásico RCN cycling competition

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